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Success Rates

Anth20Anth20
edited February 9 in Need Help
I have a question regarding success rates, I was just about to stop using engines which have less than 5% success rates. So I can better allocate resources.

But I then thought that I don't want to cut stuff out that maybe I could increase success rates on?

I use Xevil 5, Captcha Breaker, GSA SER lists, but also learning again to scrape my own.

Here's the success rates:



The rest doesn't have many submissions.

Are there ways to increase success rates? Or looking at this, do I cut engines below 5%

Or any other advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

Comments

  • organiccastleorganiccastle Germany
    Are you using any additional filters in SER? The success rates are fairly low for a verified list.
  • Anth20Anth20
    edited February 12
    organiccastle said:
    Are you using any additional filters in SER? The success rates are fairly low for a verified list.
    I use GSASerLists which is verified, maybe other reasons as mentioned by backlinkaddict, hmm..


    backlinkaddict said:
    I possibly would below 1 percent all things considered: Ok yes, 5% might be overkill I agree.

    Your verified with high success look similar to what I see on engines when I'm not using a list: Hmm, I'd expect things to look a little better considering I'm using GSASerLists

    How many projects are you running? 6 at the moment, t1 x3, and t2 x3.

    Are there good emails in each project? Yes, using catchalls and all seem to work well.

    How long has SER been running? Created my first project 13th January, so since then or around then.

    Are you using templates? Templates for what? Engine selection? I did go through them all manually and keep what I "think" I should have, still a little rusty since coming back.

    Are there any obvious errors in log or in debug window? I do get a bit of "no form at all" which is weird for a verified list?

    What kinda of content are you using on say "comment engines" ? Spam content that will likely be deleted anyway? Good question, possibly yes I haven't spent time on making my own yet. I tried, but realised ser has thousands of variations, what's the best way to approach that to not look the same everywhere to Google?

    Can you set project/s to verify only, see if you can get some more of those submitted into verified maybe? Yes I do this often, every now and then I'll pause everything and verify, re-verify, validate emails etc.

    Are you running "wide open" or have negative keyword filters set or certain languages, does your list have domains with ips in it and maybe you have set not to put with domains with ips? I see quite a bit of verified with IP, I have bad word filters on, the default list of words and some additional to avoid, is this worth it or pointless?

    Just a few examples... in addition just because someone got a verified link on a URL at some point does not automatically mean you will get one as well. Yes I agree.





    Also, I do see quite a lot of "awaiting account verification" when I show urls > submitted.


  • organiccastleorganiccastle Germany
    Anth20 said:
    Are there any obvious errors in log or in debug window? I do get a bit of "no form at all" which is weird for a verified list?

    What kinda of content are you using on say "comment engines" ? Spam content that will likely be deleted anyway? Good question, possibly yes I haven't spent time on making my own yet. I tried, but realised ser has thousands of variations, what's the best way to approach that to not look the same everywhere to Google?

    Are you running "wide open" or have negative keyword filters set or certain languages, does your list have domains with ips in it and maybe you have set not to put with domains with ips? I see quite a bit of verified with IP, I have bad word filters on, the default list of words and some additional to avoid, is this worth it or pointless?

    "No form at all" must not happen on verified lists using the standard SER engines.

    Comments should not make any difference either running SER on a commercial verified list. The list producer won't produce individual content for thousands of sites. For your own sites, use an AI LLM to create niche relevant comments.

    These lists are usually not filtered by IP vs domain name, language or banned words. Quantity sells.
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